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Research Report

Research Report Terms

TermDefinition
Research Report a multi-page document that usually contains several sub-topics of information related to one main topic
Title page (not MLA Style) Part of research report that contains name of document, writer’s name, teacher/professor’s name, and date of publication
Header (MLA Style only) placed on every page at top right of the report and includes: writer’s last name and page number
Body the paragraph content of the report
Side Headings section headings within body of report; keyed at the left margin or indented (MLA style) and underlined
Parenthetical Citations (MLA Style) reference notes keyed in the body section of the report
Endnotes/Footnotes another type of reference format used to add commentary or to clarify; placed at the end of the report or at bottom of page that contains info that is being commented about or clarified
Works Cited/References/Bibliography a complete listing of references cited parenthetically in the Report; keyed on a separate page
Notes (Page) a complete list of resources and references used to accompany endnotes; keyed on a separate page
Line spacing for body of report Double Spaced (DS)
Title The topic of the entire report
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